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A coworker recommended adding a link to HackerRank. (#28) Since this was yet another "challenges" resource ... but a unique one (the challenges are smaller/ bite-size) ... seemed useful, but also imbalanced the "Towards Expertise" section towards challenges/competitions, a little too much. So that made me want to revise further, and emphasize that the challenges/competition way offers practice -- but that it should always be paired with understanding ... and also that the "independent research" approach -- doing practice projects driven by your own interests -- is complementary. Slipped in a link to Data is Plural, as I've been wanting to (#30)
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@jsvine BTW Happy I found a neat place to tuck in a link to Data Is Plural, here 🍻 |
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@hangtwenty Oooh, thanks 🎉 p.s. This repo looks like a great resource! |
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@jsvine thanks! |
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@JKontny Any feedback? Seems good to me (nothing too controversial) just want more eyes on some of my changes. |
for fluency/impact, really ... message is still the same
big rephrasing of section re: peer review and how you move towards expertise ... More emphasis on scientific method and how that maps onto this
fix a link, rephrase one sentence
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A coworker recommended adding a link to HackerRank. (#28) Since this was yet another "challenges" resource ... but a unique one (the challenges are smaller/ bite-size) ... seemed useful, but also imbalanced the "Towards Expertise" section towards challenges/competitions, a little too much.
So that made me want to revise further, and emphasize that the challenges/competition way offers practice -- but that it should always be paired with understanding ... and also that the "independent research" approach -- doing practice projects driven by your own interests -- is complementary.
Slipped in a link to Data is Plural, as I've been wanting to (#30)